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Mowing under way in Industrial Park
By TAYLOR KUKENDALL - Staff Writer
Tue,09/29/09-11:00PM , 57 Reads
After extended growth from heavy rain, mowing has continued in the Greenwood-Leflore Industrial Park.
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Suspect to face burglary charges
By TAYLOR KUKENDALL - Staff Writer
Tue,09/29/09-11:00PM , 100 Reads
An Arkansas man accused of being a part of a multistate burglary ring was brought to Greenwood to face charges from an arrest in late July.

Joshua Johnson, 20, of Helena, Ark., was to be arraigned sometime today in connection with a burglary at the AT&T Wireless store at 805 W. Park Ave.
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Womanless Pageant part of Valley homecoming festivities
By TAYLOR KUKENDALL - Staff Writer
Tue,09/29/09-11:00PM , 181 Reads
The dresses were the same, talents were similar and the contestants went through the usual routine of evening wear and introductions.

The difference at the “Womanless Pageant,” held as part of Mississippi Valley State University’s homecoming festivities, was that these “ladies” were all man.
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Leflore County District 2 Supervisor Robert Moore questions Claude Bourgeois about progress on the Delta Apartments at a board meeting on Tuesday. Photo by Taylor Kuydendall.

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Delta Apartments has new managers
By TAYLOR KUKENDALL - Staff Writer
Mon,09/28/09-11:00PM , 89 Reads
Leflore County supervisors now have a contact for the management of Delta Apartments.

Claude Bourgeois, a member of the leadership council at the Southeastern Affordable Housing Management Association (SAHMA), discussed that association’s role as management of the Browning Road property at a board meeting on Monday.
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